Classes for Dads
Just because mothers have innate ability to nurture children doesn’t mean they have to do the task of taking care of the kids alone. Fathers, aside from being the family providers, should also take part in watching their kids grow by being with them, which includes feeding them, putting them in their arms, and changing their diapers.
54-year old Greg Bishop, President of Trauma Care of America agrees to this idea. His likeness to children is being shared by holding classes for fellow fathers to impart the real joy of fatherhood by actually knowing how to become a good father to their kids. He introduced “boot Camp for New Dads” 17 years ago, and has been a total success, gathering 160,000 dads who took his father-oriented classes all over America and London.
Bishop’s class doesn’t just include a forum between the fathers but also establishes a practical course to train them like changing diapers and carrying their babies. To add more credibility and fun, there are “veteran dads” who teach them in doing the fundamentals in taking care of their babies.
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